Support with dressing, grooming, and toileting to help clients maintain their independence while ensuring their personal hygiene and comfort.

Providing emotional support and engaging in activities that reduce loneliness, such as conversations, reading, or simply spending quality time together.

Encouraging social interaction and organizing activities like games, puzzles, or outings to keep clients mentally and socially engaged.

Assisting with meal preparation, dietary planning, and feeding to ensure clients receive balanced, nutritious meals tailored to their health needs.

Ensuring timely reminders for medication and assisting with medication management to promote health and well-being.

Providing flexible care schedules that can be adjusted to meet the needs of both the client and their family caregivers.

Ensuring the home is secure by locking doors and windows, adjusting room temperature, and creating a comfortable environment for the client.

Assisting with light housekeeping tasks like laundry, dishwashing, and tidying up to maintain a clean and organized home environment.